From established boroughs like Greensburg and Irwin to newer development around Murrysville and Latrobe, Westmoreland County covers a wider range of housing ages than almost anywhere else in our service area, and that range is exactly what our lab-tested, in-house approach is built to handle.
Westmoreland County is a bit further from our East McKeesport office than some of our service area, so we lead with what stays the same no matter the distance: the same testing, the same crew, the same follow-through.
Established boroughs and newer subdivisions fail in different ways. Our inspection is built to catch both, not a one-size checklist.
Westmoreland County sits at an interesting split. Greensburg and Irwin are established boroughs with decades of housing and municipal infrastructure behind them, while areas around Murrysville and Latrobe have seen real new construction growth spreading east from Pittsburgh over the past couple decades. That split matters more than it might seem: the moisture problems we find in each look almost nothing alike.
In the older boroughs, we're regularly called out for slow basement leaks tied to aging municipal water lines and original plumbing that's simply reached the end of its service life. In newer subdivisions, the culprit is more often a construction shortcut, a crawlspace that was never properly sealed, or a bathroom exhaust fan venting into an attic instead of outside, both of which trap humidity right where mold likes it best.
Every job starts the same way regardless of which side of that split you're on: a free, no-obligation inspection, and independent lab testing through ProLab whenever mold or air quality is a factor, so the plan is based on what's actually happening in your home rather than a guess based on the house's age.
And because we're an in-house general contractor, whatever the inspection uncovers, from a full crawlspace rebuild to a section of drywall, gets finished by the same crew that diagnosed it. No handoff to a second contractor once remediation wraps up.
All of our services are available throughout Westmoreland County. These are the ones that come up most, whichever side of the old-borough/new-subdivision split you're on.
Response for slow basement leaks tied to aging municipal water lines in Greensburg and Irwin, and sudden failures anywhere else in the county.
Learn more →Lab-tested remediation whether the source is an old borough's original plumbing or a newer home's sealed-up crawlspace.
Learn more →A frequent fix for newer construction around Murrysville and Latrobe, where a crawlspace was never properly sealed to begin with.
Learn more →Keeping humidity in check in both older basements and newer, tightly-sealed builds where moisture has nowhere to escape.
Learn more →Independent testing to identify what a hidden crawlspace or attic ventilation issue may be doing to your home's air.
Learn more →One-off structural and cosmetic fixes for homes of any age across Greensburg, Irwin, Murrysville, and Latrobe.
Learn more →Photos from recent jobs in Greensburg, Murrysville, Irwin, New Kensington and Vandergrift.
We're based in East McKeesport, roughly a 25 to 40 minute drive from most of Westmoreland County depending on where you are, closer for Irwin and Murrysville, a bit further for Greensburg and Latrobe. It doesn't change how we handle the job, and we still prioritize active mold and water emergencies here the same way we would closer to home.
Both, and Westmoreland County is a good example of why that range matters. We see slow basement leaks from aging municipal water lines in established boroughs like Greensburg and Irwin, and we see poorly ventilated crawlspaces and bathroom fans venting into attics in newer construction around Murrysville. Different housing ages create different problems, and we adjust the inspection accordingly.
Yes, and it's more common than most homeowners expect. New construction can trap humidity behind fresh drywall or through an exhaust fan that was never properly vented outside. Age doesn't rule mold out, the inspection is what actually tells you.
All of Westmoreland County, with Greensburg, Irwin, Murrysville, and Latrobe among the towns we're out at most often.
Get a free, no-obligation inspection, wherever you are in the county, and find out what's actually going on before you commit to anything.
